UVA EA out Friday!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know people that got into Hopkins and ivies that were rejected from UVA. It’s a strange admissions there and always has been - not so predictable

X10000

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This will be a sad day. Counselor had already told us with wgpa 4.32, DD will not be accepted. But she still submitted the application hoping that the other aspect of her file may win over under the "holistic" review ...

Are you at a NoVa public HS? Our school SCOIR also shows that to be right around the cutoff. Hoping very high standardized test scores and 5s on all AP exams help.

UW GPA?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:None of y’all are getting in anyway, so don’t worry about it.

That's how we're going into this. This year has been pretty random - we've seen separate kids with acceptance/deferrals flipped from corresponding schools, so whatever....

Yeah but when one is in-state tuition and one isn’t, it matters.

I'm out of state everywhere except UDC. more cost and no in-state consideration.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know people that got into Hopkins and ivies that were rejected from UVA. It’s a strange admissions there and always has been - not so predictable

If you don't take the classes they tell you to, I agree. There was a thread a few weeks ago where someone was mad their kid didn't get in and said "well, he didn't take AP English, but..."

Look at the foreign language threads where people say they know you're supposed to take it, but they decide they don't have to because they know someone who got in despite not taking it.

[Anonymous]

what is the in state gpa cutoff?

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the heads up. Fingers crossed!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This will be a sad day. Counselor had already told us with wgpa 4.32, DD will not be accepted. But she still submitted the application hoping that the other aspect of her file may win over under the "holistic" review ...

So strange for the counselor to say this. My ds got in a few years ago with a 4.07 WGPA. FCPS high school. Not an URM.

[Anonymous]

Ton of deferrals last year. So many so, I think more rejections will be likely in EA this year. From HS class '23 who was deferred from EA and then waitlisted. Good times.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This will be a sad day. Counselor had already told us with wgpa 4.32, DD will not be accepted. But she still submitted the application hoping that the other aspect of her file may win over under the "holistic" review ...

What was your daughter's ACT/SAT score, and does the counselor know it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This will be a sad day. Counselor had already told us with wgpa 4.32, DD will not be accepted. But she still submitted the application hoping that the other aspect of her file may win over under the "holistic" review ...

They actually said that??

Keep your head up. DD got in ED with a 4.12 weighted this year. Don’t let anyone tell you it can’t be done.

[Anonymous]

Pp here. Forgot to add she was TO.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pp here. Forgot to add she was TO.

Oh. Well, if not hooked, the counselor may be correct

[Anonymous]

From our private in DC, lowest GPA to get in last year was around 3.6

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This will be a sad day. Counselor had already told us with wgpa 4.32, DD will not be accepted. But she still submitted the application hoping that the other aspect of her file may win over under the "holistic" review ...

So strange for the counselor to say this. My ds got in a few years ago with a 4.07 WGPA. FCPS high school. Not an URM.

a lot has changed in just the last two years . . .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This will be a sad day. Counselor had already told us with wgpa 4.32, DD will not be accepted. But she still submitted the application hoping that the other aspect of her file may win over under the "holistic" review ...

Are you at a NoVa public HS? Our school SCOIR also shows that to be right around the cutoff. Hoping very high standardized test scores and 5s on all AP exams help.

5s? Why would you not apply a little higher?